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An ending for every idea

Go beyond .com. Pick an extension that says what you do, where you are or what you stand for, and make your name easier to remember.

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Domain extensions

Browse every extension

From classics like .com to specific names like .agency or .cafe, find the ending that says exactly what you do.

Why a new extension

More ways to get the name you want

Newer extensions open up short, memorable names that are long gone on .com.

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  • Find your perfect name

    There are extensions for every kind of business, from .cafe to .law. If your first choice is taken on .com, it may be wide open elsewhere.

  • Say more with less

    An ending like .studio or .shop tells visitors what to expect before they even visit, so your name can stay short.

  • Own your niche

    Use an extension that fits your industry or city to build a descriptive brand that stands out from generic results.

  • Protect your brand

    Register your name on the extensions that matter to you, so nobody else can use them to imitate your business.

FAQ

Domain extension questions, answered

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What is a domain extension?

A domain extension, also called a top-level domain or TLD, is the part of a web address that comes after the dot, like .com, .org or .agency. Along with your name, it makes up your full domain. Extensions can signal what kind of site you run, what industry you are in or where you are located, and choosing the right one makes your address more memorable and easier for customers to trust.

What is a gTLD?

A generic top-level domain (gTLD) is an extension that is not tied to a country, such as .com, .net or newer options like .shop and .agency. Most are open for anyone to register.

What is a ccTLD?

A country code top-level domain (ccTLD) is a two-letter extension tied to a country or territory, such as .us, .ca or .uk. Some have residency or other requirements; others, like .co and .io, are widely used worldwide.

Do newer extensions work the same as .com?

Yes. Any extension can point to a website, connect to email and use the same DNS settings as a .com.

Why do prices vary between extensions?

Each extension is run by a different registry that sets its own wholesale price. Some names within an extension are also classed as premium and cost more.

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